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@article{169457,
        author = {Shaik Sana and Shaik Rubeena and Nooli Bhargavi},
        title = {IOT-ENABLED WATER LEVEL MONITORING FOR SMART FARMING},
        journal = {International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology},
        year = {2024},
        volume = {11},
        number = {6},
        pages = {1056-1059},
        issn = {2349-6002},
        url = {https://ijirt.org/article?manuscript=169457},
        abstract = {The rate of population growth in the world is alarming. It is quite difficult to meet the needs of such a large population. Good nutrition is the most fundamental requirement for each human being. The old and conventional farming techniques, however, are proving insufficient for supplying food in large amounts due to the growing population. Fortunately, by utilizing cutting-edge agricultural techniques and smart electronics technology, we can raise efficiency and productivity to higher levels. Additionally, this will guarantee us access to food. An IOT-based smart agriculture monitoring system project using Arduino is presented to improve the effectiveness and productivity of agricultural crops. One of the most crucial aspects of our society is agriculture. Every day, farmers generate food. Water is a key aspect of successful agriculture. Technology has played a crucial role in developing agriculture. The world's largest water user is the agriculture industry. Since water is used so extensively in agriculture, which makes up the majority of the Indian economy, it is disappearing day by day. One answer to this issue is irrigation, as plants are fed with water by drip irrigation. Water is well conserved by irrigation. The agricultural land must be consistently watered while being continuously monitored. In many parts of the world, manual irrigation is still used to deliver water for agriculture.},
        keywords = {ESP8266 (Wi-Fi module), Smart Agriculture, Automation of Irrigation System, Sensors, Internet of Things (IOT), Crop Monitoring},
        month = {November},
        }